Re: How do I enable Telnet??
"Keith Mastin" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.redhat.release.enigma |
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Hi Blessing, > Thank you All > > Firstly I would like to thank all who answered this question for me. I > now know of two ways to start telnet. Most of all, especially for > newbies like me, if you can give a bit of explaination (teaching us to > fish :-) ) I will greatly apreciate it. I spent hours researchin on this > but came to naught, apparently I thought /etc/services was the problem > and again the machine does not have the inetd.conf. Is that normal??? > one more question how do I check what port is open e.g. the telnet port Learn to fish.... okay. :) It's easy to research all day and come up empty. Been there, done that. From here on in, it's all in they syntax. Google is your friend. You're biggest asset in linux is not how to do anything, it's how to ask the right question, and where to look for the answers. If google is your friend. google/linux (http://www.google.com/linux) is your best buddy. In the telnet case, "telnet howto" is a good query. If that shows no results, then check the distro docs on the parent site. Chances are there are step-by-step instructions about doing exactly what you want to do. Also, do some googling for "linux newbies". You will be suprised at the wealth of information available. Another good google to do is <your area> lug (linux users group). Now go forth and cast your rod, young man :) Good luck -- Keith Mastin BeechTree Information Technology Services Inc. Toronto, Canada (416) 696-6070